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After returning to the temporary base, we began to carefully examine the notebook left by Sato. This seemingly ordinary notebook contained detailed observations of a special task force from that year.
"Interesting," Honda Miho said, "look at these data records. They were measuring some kind of energy field intensity all along the way, and these values..."
She entered the data into her computer, quickly generating a waveform chart. The chart showed that as we approached Antarctica, the energy field frequency exhibited a certain rhythmic change.
"Like a heartbeat," Zhou Jing remarked, "or perhaps like some kind of life signal."
Wait a minute, I suddenly noticed something and rotated the waveform chart by 90 degrees.
As the image rotated, everyone gasped: those wavy lines formed a double helix shape.
"Now let's compare it with the current satellite data," I suggested.
Jiang Zhendong quickly pulled up the most recent monitoring data. The shocking thing was that the current energy fluctuations were more than ten times stronger than they had been that year, and the frequency was continuously increasing.
"It’s really waking up," Li Yang said, "but what is it waking up to?"
I flipped to the last page of the notebook and carefully studied the distribution of those ten points. Suddenly, an idea flashed through my mind.
"Do you remember the life-reversal disk we found in Changling Village? Its design..."
Honda Miho immediately opened the database and retrieved that blueprint. When we overlaid the two images, an astonishing discovery emerged: the ten points in Antarctica perfectly matched the ten formation eyes on the reversal disk!
"So this isn’t a coincidence," I said. "The entire underground structure in Antarctica is a gigantic reversal device. And according to these energy readings, it has been operating for tens of thousands of years."
"But reversing what?" Zhou Jing asked.
At that moment, I noticed a photo hidden in a pocket of the notebook. The photo depicted a massive ice layer cross-section revealing structures beneath. Under special visual conditions, those building materials exhibited an eerie sheen, resembling living metal.
"This isn’t any material we know," Honda Miho analyzed. "They are self-repairing and self-evolving."
"I have an even more important discovery," I pointed to a corner of the photo. "Look at those runes."
The surface of the structures was densely engraved with countless runes. These runes were unlike anything we had seen before; they described some kind of reverse evolution process.
"Oh my God," Li Yang said as he looked at the decoded content. "They are trying to trace back the origin of life."
"No," I stared at those runes. "It’s not tracing back; it’s rebooting. They want to—"
Suddenly, my special vision captured the most crucial information: those runes were not describing the past but predicting the future. They were narrating a monumental change about to occur, and humanity was merely a part of that transformation.
"We must go to Antarctica," I closed the notebook. "Not to stop something but to understand—understand what role we should play in this process."
"But Sato said—"
"He was right," I interrupted. "Some truths may destroy our existing worldview. But if we don’t confront them, we might lose even more significant opportunities."
At that moment, Jiang Zhendong received a phone call. His expression turned serious.
"It's out. The Antarctic research station reports that the ice shelf in that area is collapsing at an accelerated rate."
He pulled up the latest satellite images. On the exposed land, we saw a massive symbol glowing brightly. The shape was exactly what the troops had been searching for all those years ago.
"We don't have much time," I said. "We must initiate the exploration plan immediately."
Deep within the Antarctic ice, something that had been dormant for tens of thousands of years seemed to be anticipating our arrival.
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